can this unit be set for sensitivity,the unit i installed takes severe rocking of bike to set it off
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It has 3 sensitivity settings. You set it by the remote. Press 2 buttons at the same time and the alarm will beep..one for high, two for medium and thrice (thats in the manual) for low.
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si claro la sensibilidad se configura desde el control remoto con pantalla lcd.
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Hi Brad. .. I don't think it can but in all honesty I would not use this ... It drains the battery and rarely works properly
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no....that's too far a distance from the sensor to the unit.the alternative it to use a wired version with the sensor on the rear wheel & the unit mounted up front. I do that setup on a recumbent. You will need to get a longer cable; local bike store or cateye direct will be able to assist you with the longer cable. Another option is to mount the unit to the rear of the frame above the sensor on the rear wheel. I also did this type of setup on a recumbent, but i found it annoying that i had to stop & dismount to see the readings..
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Just don't turn the key on or push the on button. It works just like a regular bike that way. Hope that helps
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You can change the sensitivity for Rex. That way it doesn't go off at every pin drop in a neighboring apartment.
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Pull the small rubber plugs out of the case and use a very small screwdriver to adjust sensitivity. Adjust the screw that's closer to the middle of the case first. It takes trial and error. I have max sensitivity set to the "warn" zone,inner screw. I have min sensitivity set to outer screw, "the full alarm zone", and let door switches and vibration sensors trigger the full alarm.
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Motion sensors are not too sensitive, specially in the case of small pets. Try factory setting first, it should work fine.
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There is something wrong with the units, I brought it to a bike store and they could never fix it. I am suppose to return it and send it with a prepaid paper that they sent me but I cant find it anymore, can u please send it back so iu can send it to you.
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The sensor is VERY sensitive. I have one mounted under the kitchen counter. I had to use black electrical tape to block about 95% of the sensor, to keep it from activating when getting near the counter. The tile back splash was reflecting my movements from a few feet away.
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No I doesn't.but it sure is sensitive.I like it but I live downtown Denver.where it's really noisy.and it's hard to hear the alarm
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you can adjust the sensitivity. My son had trains running by his condo and the vibration would set it off. We just dialed down the sensitivity just enough to avoid tripping the alarm. So you will have to turn up your volumn to the loudest you would play it and then adjust the alarm. Better to have and not need than need and not have. Good luck
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I dont know for sure, but from my experience I dont think there is anything that can be done. If it is a newer bike they might break in and quiet down.
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I had no issues with setting mine using the instructions that came with the unit. You can go to google and youtube and get plenty of information.
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Nope, never had a problem with it. I ride with Sidi's and no problems. I rode with the sensors on two bikes. One with sram cranks, the other with campy cranks. No problems.
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If I recall, there is a sensitivity setting. And no, there is no away a car will set it off. Its detection range is limited.
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Never thought about that part, but I would assume you could turn the sensitivity all the way down so it does not detect movement.
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I set mine one time and never had to bother after that. When it worked it worked well. Sadly it has never worked for more than a few months for me. The GPS dies. I've ended up using it as a overpriced bike computer just using the ANT+ sensors.
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Also you need to let the unit turn on completely before trying to adjust the intensity. I found it best to turn it on, and wait about one minute.